New tech could boost Manitoba groundwater monitoring

Researchers at the University of Manitoba will soon have a new, non-invasive tool to study the province’s vast groundwater resources after inking a partnership with Alberta-based mining company Sio Silica. “If the... Read more »

Slain mother and sibling of Tumbler Ridge shooter were caring and joyful, family members say

Open this photo in gallery: Community members place flowers during a vigil to honor the victims of the Tumbler ridge mass shooting on Friday.PAIGE TAYLOR WHITE/AFP/Getty Images Family members of two of... Read more »

Glyphosate use in B.C. forests continues, despite NDP promise

British Columbia’s three major political parties found rare common ground in the last provincial election on the forestry sector’s use of glyphosate. The common and controversial herbicide ingredient is used to kill... Read more »

Canadian curler at Olympics insists he’s no cheat, accuses Swedish team of ‘premeditated’ attack

The Canadian curler at the center of a spiraling controversy at the Winter Olympics insisted Saturday he was not a cheat and postulated that his team might be the target of a “premeditated” attack... Read more »

Head of military’s space division warns Russia is considering putting nuclear weapons in orbit

Listen to this article Estimated 4 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve... Read more »

From umbrella to uncertainty: Europe and Canada’s nuclear deterrence anxiety

Normally, it’s considered a good thing when the world beats a path to your door. Maybe not so much when we’re talking about nuclear deterrence. At the very least, it is an... Read more »

Questions linger around the Tumbler Ridge shooter’s access to guns

Open this photo in gallery: An RCMP vehicle sits outside Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., on Friday.Christinne Muschi/The Canadian Press In many parts of rural Canada, earning that first... Read more »

Mexico probing whether B.C. mining company was responsible in kidnapping of its workers

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Canada not on track to meet any climate targets, study finds

Open this photo in gallery: The report suggests Canada has moved away from its climate goals thanks to ‘a slackening of policy effort over the past year, marked by the removal or... Read more »

A Ukrainian athlete was banned for his helmet. How does the IOC enforce its rules on political statements?

Follow Winter Olympic SportsPersonalize Your Feed The Olympics have long been a platform for political posturing, with countries boycotting or being banned over geopolitical conflicts.  But the International Olympic Committee (IOC) says... Read more »